embittered

It would not be in the broader interest of Europe to have an embittered neighbour in the eastern Mediterranean, or to cutGermanyadrift.

I used to work at a methadone clinic with a dozen, embittered, bitchy, middle-aged social workers and nurses.

Two years later, Washington won that award for his turn as an embittered yet courageous runaway slave in the Civil War drama Glory.

An even more embittered mine staff member said: "The Communists don't need to come here, everything is divided already. "

Managers can spot the moment that an embittered salesperson copies a client database onto a flash-memory stick.

But it was really the Internet that salvaged Chinese humor, and especially irony of the embittered sort that Wang Shuo had pioneered.

These read a little like an embittered wife's tirade against her husband during a car journey.

I heard the other day of a young colonel who was embittered because his former employer him his old job, back-sealing envelopes.

Egypt today is a fragmented and embittered society, says Mr Osman, and desperately in need of an inspiring national project.

The civil rights measures Johnson championed embittered many southern whites, whose allegiance shifted to the Republican Party.

Was embittered by years of unrewarded labor .

She was embittered by her many disappointments.

Loss has not embittered him or made him cynical.

He was embittered by his failures.

Imprisonment and torture turned him into an impassioned and embittered revolutionary.

it causes people to shrink away from the sufferer. He soon finds himself alone, miserable and embittered.

I was embittered by his cold manner.

They feel that they have not deserved so great a trial, that it was unjust, and they become embittered.

He soon finds himself alone, miserable and embittered.

Life is embittered by disappointment.

Ms. Martin and Ms. Kremer, once friendly, are now embittered toward each other.

Receiving no love, it becomes embittered.

He was embittered by repeated failures.

The news embittered him.

The price paid included an embittered nation and the lives of some 30, 000 people, nearly all of them black Zimbabweans.

We must forgive those about whom we are embittered.

Failure of the demand greatly embittered public opinion in Japan.

I opened up the pathway of the heart The flowers died embittered from the start

2Then those who had problems or debts or were embittered joined him there. Thus he became their chief;